‘Shades of green dominate Japanese gardens with plants like bamboo, Japanese maples, pine trees, and moss creating a strong foundation. The greens are often contrasted with soft pinks in spring.’ ...

the Moss Garden and the White Gravel and Pine Garden. The journal, also known as Sukiya Living Magazine, was founded by Douglas Roth in 1998 to introduce Japanese gardens to the world.

KYOTO--Reflecting the Japanese traditional aesthetics of “wabi-sabi” (transience and imperfection), moss-covered gardens have long mesmerized visitors from home and abroad. But there has been ...

Moss comes in different textures, colors, and heights and is a must-have plant if you want to create a Japanese-style garden. It can also enliven water features, add color to rock walls ...

the garden style is characterised by a miniature landscape composed of rocks, moss, trees, gravel and sand that are arranged to represent rippling water. The new Seiko Presage Japanese Garden ...